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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-12-14
Cigarmakers Resume Work

HAVANA, Cuba, December 13.-The
cigarmakers' STRIFE ended to-day, and
work will be resumed in all factories
tO-merrOW
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The Swiss Presidency.

BERNE, December IL M. Herten-
steiner has been elected President of
Switzerland and NJ. Hammer vice-pres-
ident.
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Boston EIaction-

BosroN, December 13.-The vote
polled in the municipal election to-day
aggregated 81, 4S7; of this number
U Brien, Democrat, received 2G,621;
Hart, Republican and Independent,
Il ,666. The Common Council will
stand 10 Democrats and % Repu 0lica0s.
The city has undoubtedly been carried
Tor license, bat the total vote cannot be
given yet.
- The vote was in favor of license by
s, 433 majority.
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Duty on Grain.

BERLIN December BIN the Reich
stag, the proposal to make the duty on
wheat and rye marks, was adopted.
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The rates for advertisements in this
column are:
Oae time, cents per line
Each subsequent time 214 cents per line.
Payable strictly in advance.
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The Shortest Cut To The Grave

Is taken by thousands who, with
common prudence might live to enjoy
q green old age. Why will people neg
lect coldf The great Abernethy pro-
nounced fixed cough only one degree
less dangerous than the plague. Yet it
is as certainly controlla6le, as readily
extinguished, by the use of Hale's
Honey of Horehound and Tar, as fire is
by the play of the eroton. Delay not
an hour in applying the remedy. 1t
requires but a short time for the lungs
to congest; for the tubercles to form /;
for death TO ensue. The great specific is
obtainable of all druggists at 80 cents
and 81. Great saving by buying large
size. Pixies Toothache Drops cure in
one minute.
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DARTIBS WISHING TO ENGAGE IN A
L light pleasant business paying large
profits on investment; experience not neces-
sary; call on E. T Naylor, Cliff House, City,
from to daily. P. S.-TO Parties prepsred
to handle Sub-agents, fortune is assured
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REMOVAL
TO EXCHANGE FOR CITY PRO-
PERRY

A FARM OF 40 ACRES, INCLUDING
under cultivation; thirty acres in lucern,
balance pillow land. Near mountain afford
ing summer pasture bargain for a
family who wish TO farm or raise horn
stock, horses or sheep. Value, about g, 900
Enquire Box Al, Brigham City Utah.
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A CsyPLETE FEMIEIH e TeILET SERVICE
alwa sRncludes GLENN's SULPHUR Soar.
HILRs HAIR AND WHISPER DYE, Black
or Brown, sec.
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WANTED IMMEDIATELY. A MAN AC-
w customed to farming 70 take charge of
small farm. Apply to JOHN H. RUdEL,
Sr., No 213 E, First south Street.
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/ IST YOUR PROPERTY WITH w. J.
IL Miles, Boom Real Estate Exchange, if
you want 10 sell.
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T WANT BUSINESS. DWELLING AND
i acre property to sell. W. Miles, 276
S. Main, next to Cliff House
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w j. MILES BOOM REAL ESTATE
w. Exchange can get YOU good money
for your property.
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WANTED.

A RIDING HORSE. APPLY AT III G,
4 Street.
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T WANT SOSIB ACRE PRePE ,TY WITH
1 in two to five miles of city. w. ]. Miles,
Boom Real Estate Exchange
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YOU WILL BE DEALT WITH HONESTLY
Q If you leave your property for sale with
", J. Miles, Boom Real Estate EXCHANGE,
next to Gilt House
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MAN TO TAKE AN OFFICE, AND
Il represent manu- 'acturer; $50 per
week; small. capital required Address
with stamp, Manufactui er, Box 20, West
Acton, Mass
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nOUBLE PRICE WILL BE PAID FOB
~ copies of THE HERALD Of the following
dates. February sd, 1887; May 91st, 1887.
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A FEW BOOK AGENTS. COMMISSIONS
. advanced W. F. Reed, 151 Main Street.
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old CAST IRON WANTED APPLY AT
" 1877 W, South Temple James Stevenson.
The Republican journal., 1887-12-22

Ing in mid air. This pond is full of trout. perch
and eels. These beautiful sheets of water are only
known to the lumbermen, tourists, hunters and
the wild animals, the latter seeking their quiet
water in the summer season.
Plantation Thirty is owned by Sargent 4
Pierson, of Boston, and does not contain soi-
tary permanent inliabitant. Loggers buy the
timber standing, cut it in winter. and float the
logs down in the spring freshetS. Mr.. Andrew
Bridgham, who owned the camp in which we
stopped. leases blocks /. 9. Sand t. Ca block con-
tains one square mile of territory for which lie
pays S3 per thousand for spruce lumber and
$3.50 for hemlock. He then hires a logging
crew to whom Is paid 22G per month for chop
pers, $50 for tcamsters and So for green men.
1t was Sunday when the Deer Hunters arriv-
Ell IN the camp, and the day was devoted to
clearing away and getting ready for Mondays
hunt After the camp had been swept out and
fire built, bough> were cut for our beds The
ends of evergreen houghs about one foot in
length are placed on the bottom Of the bunk.
10 bough a bed you begin 1t the foot and
lay them at an angie Of fortv-live degrees.
tops upward, and shin"lc towards the head.
Over these spread a blanket. When complete
you have bed one foot thick, soft and slfin@y.
from which arises the bal.ainic oder of the
woods. When tired bou2h bed is great
luxury and the hunter would not exchange it
for all the spring beds known to commerce.
The evening meal was eaten, the horses cared
for, ard the chances for Mondays hunt dis
cused. after which we sought our bougli beds
,, r. IA
The Republican journal., 1887-12-22
A Protection Meeting in London.

| They are not all free traders on thc other
| SIDE OF the water. a. witness a meeting con
vcned The other day ii st. James Hail. London
! by the Nationa! Association for the Preserya-
ton of Agricultural and Other Industries. In
order to protest AGAINST the ruin of British in
| dustrieS through unrestricted foreign compcti-
ton. In other wor,ia-to protest against free
! trade. At this lnct ting Lord renzance said:
"WhiIc the GNtel Statcs and Germany.
whose fiscal system is most opposed to our
own, are precisely nations which are flourish
ing above all others, it is difficult to be satisfied
with things as they are in England"
The Duke of Rutland said
"We Saw that protcctiouiSt America was
able to pay of the debt incurred in the Lite war
ana able to produce annually twcnty-two mil
lion, sterling, Willie poor free trade England
had to 20 on her knees and beg for !; little
money to support her army and navy"
tChccr>.l
RESOLUTIONS Were passed in the interest of the
food producer, of the United kingdonl ,lr"insr
upon Her Maiesty'- government the ncecssi-
ty of revising our present SYSTEM. ,o-cal!el,
of free traGe;" aud, also:
That This meeting, realizing that The increas-
ing want Of employment among those whose
dallN bread depends upon their labor must ulti-
inAteiy result i'll danger to the peace and we'll
being of the nation, cOun,c!S the adoption of
moderate duties on all imported goods which
compete with our home industries ard labor in
order that British capital may he invested in
the cultivation OF our own soil and in working,
our oWn mills and factories. without which no
amount OF buying ana selling Of productions of
other lands can really coHduce to the prosper
ty OF our people.
The chairman called attention to the fact that
eighteen leading hruncho~ had sent lea!in" dele
Gates: and said That in the hail were assembled
representatives Of commercial and agricultural
interests and nearly every trade froln well nigh
every country Of The United II ngdom 1t was
no class gathering, The landlord was repre-
scntc1 is we'll as the farmer and agricultural
Iahorer and artisan. Ii they had united action
iii the cai>c of the defence Of British industry
they were bounl to win in the end. niI free
trade became un,cr,al all classes Should unite
@ni relaN no cXertion to secure adequate and
Legitimate defence of British Industry.
The number of peers, intnlcr- Of Parii,i-
inent and influential Commouri> who attended
or wrote encouraging letters showed that the
RESOLUTIONS had Ial-e support in high quarters.
1t WAS -ail that Mr. Blaine had been invited to
speak. but being in Paris he was unal lc o ac-
cent.
The Republican journal., 1887-12-22
Precautions Against Fire.

The leading Insurance companies of New York
have published the following practicable and i'll
stelliSible cautions against fire:
Don't allow stoves or heaters on your prinl-
l>es which are not securely set on stone cemcil-
ted brick or metal, and be sure that all wood
work near the stoves or pipes is carefully pre-
tected with metal.
Don't allow any loose jointed gas brackets on
your premises, which could he swung against
WOODWORK, or any gas brackets without wire
screens or globes. if hay. straw, light materials
or window curtains are near them.
Don't allow electric lights or wires on yot;
premises which are not properly protected.
Don't allow steam pipes TO be in contact with
wood or intlammable material.
Don't allow any kerosene oil lamps 10 he filled
after dark. Filling lamps near lire is danger
oIS
Don't forget to keep the lamp. filled and
wicks i'll good order When the oil i low it
generates gas which is liable to explode.
Don't allow benzinc. gasoline. naphthi or cN-
p!osives in your place. Your insurance policy
prohibits it,
Don't allow ashes 10 he put in Il wooden box
or barrel in yoCr building. Always have an
iron ash pan.
non'l allow any oily waste or ra.> 10 he
thrown on the flour, but oiiy in :: metal ra!,
with cover. and have them taken OUT of thr
building every night: they are >tlf-iynitin@.
pon't allow matches ln be kept loose or in
paper boxes. but only in metal or rartbcrn
safes. Those i@l.tin. only OH 'hc box sr,.
safest.
Don't allow Your stairs o. halfway, 10 he
blocked up or USED for storage" or rubbish.
hay. straw. ttc.. 10 accumulate OF rctaaii. Oh
Your premises
Don't allow smoking on your premises where
ANY comhu>tihl" goods or materials are H>td.
Don't fail To have YOUR lire buckets filled. and
test hose aud fire appliances from tine 10 itlc.
hOn't fail to have all elevators a.! h4i>tWaSs :
The Republican journal., 1887-12-22
NeWspaper Notes.

| The Christmas "Iudge" is an unusually bright
| aid attractive number. Itovcrnows with holiday
gavcty. The cover is an artistic tribute to the sea
son, and as supplement there is spirited repro
duction in twenty coiors of Rosa Bonheurs "Iorse
| Fair
We have received from the publishers of the OK
ford Democrat, Mcssrs Atwood & Forbes, a very
neat pamphlet commemorative of the Demo
Gratis semicentennialin lssi and containing his
tory Of the paper from the first issue, with sketches
of its eAtors publishers, etc, by VIM. B. Lap
ham, NJ. D. 1t is very interesting publication.
With the issue of Thursday evening Dec sth, the
Bangor Commercial made a change in its make up
and appeared in a new dress. The press dispatches
are on the first and the locals on the third and
fourth pages. The Commercial is generally re
cognized as the best evening paper in Maine
outside OF Portland and is always ncwsy and read
able.
Tie Christmas number of the illustrated London
News is always locked forward 10 with interest
and never fails to meet expectations. This year,
in addition to the numerous engravings there
four fine coiored plates, novelcttcshy Bret IIarc
| ana other entertaining reading. The AmcIican
edition Of this famous Illustrated paper, issued
from the Potter building, New York, Is meeting
with deserved success.
The Scientific American, Published by Mum X
Co., New ork, during forty Years, Is. beyond all
question, the ltading paper relating to science
mechanics, and Inventions published on this cont
NEXT. Each weekly issue presents the latest sci
entifc topics in an interesting and reliable man
ncr accompanied with cngrayings prepared en-
prcssly to demonstrate the subjects. The Scientific
81, 4.
The Republican journal., 1887-12-22

:. ". HAEE"E Dee. :, quite number are
SICK III this Vicinity With throat trouble, 1t first
manifc@t- Itself by very severe headache and
later sores form in the throat and break, after
which thc patient improves.
Mcssr,. C"nnor- and Parhor-, party Of three,
have arrived homc at Bar iIarhor from u deer
huHt In the Machia- wouI- bringing nine large
deer.
1t i reported that :, part of Grcening', Island
40 acres has been sold 10Y 44o,ooo, This island
forms the northern side Of eur harbur.
-tonzo J. Bryant of >ear-mont, has been in
thi- vicinity since Spring elap,oyed of the
many cottages ami hotels that have been put up
during the summer, and at present is ioncring ON
new hotel i'll course OF construction at Little
Cranberry Isle Mr.. Bryant also prc4i,i,> as man
agcr at The ancc hall at that place
The body Of Mr. Abraham Stanley (whose death
by drowning was reported in a recent issuc) has
not been found, and is supposed to have gone out
to sea as the current is quite strong where he was
drowned.
The Republican journal., 1887-12-22
Comments on the Message.

WHAT IS SAID BY THE MAINE DELEGATION.
Senator Frye: SIT is exactly the message
we wanted. It sharply defines the issue and
| leaves the Republicans nothing to be desired.''
Hon. ). l.. Miliiken: at is Il very. very good
message for the republicans and very bad one
| for the democrats" Why?" Because it will keep
our party ranks close and united 1t will SOW
| diScord and nothing but discord on the other
side The President seems TO think his party
or his administration is one idea organization
| and OH that issue we can afford to give him all
! the praise he wants"
! Hon. I. B. Reed: ''Ihc message is certainly
surprising one. bat it is not surprising be-
cause there is anything new nit No one fam
! i!lar with the monotonolls misstatements of the
| Tree trade argument needed more than a word
| here and there 10 feel that the Administration
| has gone over to the Carlisle wing with no dis
gGul>c whatever. 1t will be impossible for the
! democratic party hereafter to deny its compli-
/ city IN the attack Oh American industries with
| ont disowning the Administrations The at
/ Tempt ut the close of the long argument in
FAVOR OF free trade to declare the free trade
! question irrelevant would be Il broad lest if if
/ were not in State paper. To give fuller pow
cr to hls declaration the President has omitted
all reference TO other things rcmittin. all the
manifold concerns OF the Government to a ncs-
sage To lie Given in the future perhaps. To
iiitkf sure that tile whole blow shall strike fuI
and fair AT American industries he lands the
internal revellue without exception, No mem
i'of' Is made of sugar; no mention i made of
l"harfo. net Wnrr or ;:lcChoi used in the arts.
country nfy free Jaw n,tor;dl. [ m ~ 5''s
e,I ni,ro,d s,I. Nv , '''G Vi pi'"t'c-
one, RI,t II r,aLn, tI 49,, S',i ~ iSi,ia
sired.
OTHER CoHGhNsSMFN SPEAK THEIR MINDS.
Mr. Randall of penr., ,lyani.-.4N-,i liza
forces tl!e iss!ie lIpon l,..,'
Sa,,,lor Snnn,.,-"Jf i . roI..L ,f all
s;t,-na >rerrbe. l:oorIy ,utt to,rntl,,.,.
Mn. u.NciIl Of p,nnxi iIvani,E" i ho.til,. TO
puun>yl lyai,ja j.jea, and interests
%!r burrows Of Ali..i esnN..Ji.. Tho t,v.l.ll.
gat hrred up from Tie weakest free tra,lr ,ti,,,
speeches he could lind"
Mr. lIia.taud of renn., iv,,i,- .out1,,+,I,t
f"fn iehi>1 Nanit i good for 100000 h"pnhi
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t.,i vi 'I4'i'"' "i Ne" i"rk lie mikes !fNe
t'''I 'N '''' "'iN lH>''f 'Pi I'M session. No"
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The Republican journal., 1887-12-22
The Fruits of Democratic Reform.

Perhaps the fact that l3,01a new postma Ster.
We're appointed last year may have sous bearing
ON the extraordinary extent of the dclcit hicl
Postmaster General Villas has to report. Polite.
is business in this country, and is the onlv h,isi
ness not ran on business methods. Consequently
when thousands of experience! men are turned
out and thousands of lneN pcricnCed men turned
in. the financial result IS something an Admins
traton does not care t" talk about in campa igI
times. Boston Transcript.
The Republican journal., 1887-12-22
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The "TaX-Pavtr>" OF Cambridge.

1t is said that 4 considerable ma Ority of the
delegates to thc recent so-callCu "TaN PAYERS
Convention in Cambridge, which nominated Mr..
Champain pay only a poll tan, and there is n
good deal of quiet amusement over their claims
to represent the taxpayers Of the city. Boston
Journal.
The Republican journal., 1887-12-22

The insurance companies have been con-
demned to pay $40, 900 to the Arnots in Elmi-
ra, n. Y. Their block called the Arnot Ar
cadc, was burned in 1888 and the companies re-
fused to settle. The award is by Lawyer Had
den. of Corning, who was made referee. Costs
to the companies about $4,000.
The Republican journal., 1887-12-22
Names Claimed.

| claim the name Roam i1css for my breeding
mare, seven years Old, sired by Mcclellan. also
claim the name Quilani, for my horse colt foaletl
May %, 1887, sired by Young Onward dam Roam
Bess. Both these animals are kept in "Elmbrooh''
stud G.. X. Ellis, Belfast.
Belfast. GEO. l.. BRACKTTT.
The Republican journal., 1887-12-22

The city assessor of Buffalo, says the assess
ment ON President Cleveland's personal pro-
pcrty in that city has been taken off because
he was shown letter from the President stat
ing that he was not resident of Buffalo and
did not intend to live there again.
The Republican journal., 1887-12-22
Brighton satiie uaraet.

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-, ,.p a.d Lambs. Those from the West were
sll +,Nncl by bntchcrs costing from > e6isc Y III
I,e weight ior lambs NhF'p costing from ie3A.c
INV, W-.tlf, Eat IIors are costing from >, a
st.,.ttH lt,curf-il an tcin., owned by butchers
~t,rc li.s -ulh -loN at II ~ u heat 4 few each
tr'h g. all tie demands lfpulfe'
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'-iS'> ""A" ""i'i2 h'H i'>t 'ii''' "i'' ~ '5"'''
Col. Inger,oU wa, invited by the Anar-
clists If Chicago to deliver an Grafton over
the coflins of the five "martv,-t when they were
removed on SUNDAY. 18Th. TO permanent graves
The Republican journal., 1887-12-22
License vs.. No License.

Last year in Worcester, under no license the
arrests for drunkenness in seven months number
ed 952 this yeaf in the same period under license
the arrests numbered 1904.
The Republican journal., 1887-12-22

"Mistook him for a bear and killed him.
This is what Thomas Newphew, of SUPERIOR
Wis. told the Sheriff OH delivering himself up.
He was looking for game. He saw an ooject
and fired. Then he discovered he had sho' Il
young woodsnan.
The Republican journal., 1887-12-22

The British steamer Lornc, plying ID oh'-
nese waters. was wrecked on Sunday on the
east coast of the island of lIainaD: or thosc
on board siXty-nine were saved. The 1aie ot
the others Is unknown. The Lorne was OF
1,035 tons burden.
The Republican journal., 1887-12-22

There is no doubt the Republicans will
make vigorous effort next year to carry sew
eral Of the Southern States. Virginia. West
Virginia. Alabama, Tennessee and North Coro.
lima are considered by them debatable ground.
The Republican journal., 1887-12-22

Pauline Schqufuigen. of Niagara Falls. aged
l., daughter of minister. has elopcd with
David Littlejohn, Tuscorara Indian.
The Republican journal., 1887-12-22

Brer Grady, of the Atlanta Constitution
thinks the President has walked into a trar.
The trap was baited with a Mugwump.
The Republican journal., 1887-12-22

J. W. i.ongley. Attorney General of Nova
Scotia, is ntlicting his views of reciprocity
etc., upon our people through the columns OF
the Portland Argus. We want but little here
you know, and we don't want that little Long
lev.
The Republican journal., 1887-12-22

Jennie Smith, Il school teacher. aged % of
Lamart, Michigan, has eloped with Alexander
McGce, a coal black negro.
The Republican journal., 1887-12-22

SiXty-four Provincetown fishermen were lost
during the past season.
The Republican journal., 1887-12-22

PAIN masters the mind. Avoid the disease
known as Catarrh by using Warmers Log Cab
in Rose Cream. SOC. Sold by all druggists.
The Republican journal., 1887-12-22

A mother and six children, overcome by tbe
smoke cf their burning dwelling near Huron.
ID. T., perished in the flames. The father and
one daughter escaped badly burned.
The Republican journal., 1887-12-22

1t Is claimed that Stradivarus violin has
been found in Guatemala and that it bears the
inscription "Antonius Stradivarius."